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Crafts Council of Ballarat Kaleidoscope exhibition

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Robert Clark Conservatory

Ballarat Botanical Gardens, Gillies Street N,
Lake Wendouree VIC 3350

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  • 7–15 Jun

9am–4:30pm

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The Robert Clark Conservatory in Ballarat's beautiful botanical gardens is the setting for the annual June exhibition curated by the Crafts Council of Ballarat.

Showcasing both contemporary and traditional works by local artisans, this year's theme, Kaleidoscope, mirrors the stunning colours of the floral displays that accompany the works in the conservatory.

All works are for sale.

Content: CRAFTS COUNCIL OF BALLAARAT INC.

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